Surprising Oz Sex Tips You May Not Know About for Good Health

Does your cell phone have anything to do with your vagina? That’s the question posed by Oz magazine Dr. Oz: The Good Life writer Dana Hudepohl as she reveals some surprising Oz sex tips that you may not know about that play an important part in your good health.

The following is a summary of 4 sex tips that can help you avoid problems in the bedroom as well as ensure that you will “get lucky” tonight.

OZ Sex Tip #1: Turn on the love by turning off your cellphone

According to a quote in the article attributed to sex and relationship expert Laura Berman, “Sexual inspiration does not begin between your legs. It begins between your ears.”

Ms. Hudepohl’s point to Oz fans is that taking your cellphone in bed with you is a big no-no if you want to have satisfying sex. Research has shown that rather than the orgasm being the key to sexual satisfaction it’s actually the emotional connection to your sex partner. When you or your partner takes a cellphone to bed, you are connected with everyone but each other.

In addition, making the bedroom off limits to your cellphone may be a good idea toward good health in another way. Some reports pose that the habit of carrying your phone in your bra may actually increase your risk of breast cancer.

OZ Sex Tip #2: Sex makes you smarter

Ms. Hudepohl points to research done at Rutgers University that found that when women were experiencing an orgasm while being scanned by an MRI, that the entire brain was firing much more in comparison to when the women were doing brain boosting puzzles.

Researchers believe that the increased firing of neurons during an orgasm brings more blood to the brain and in turn makes the brain healthier and more active.

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According to a quote attributed to researcher Jeanne Duffy, Ph.D., avoiding sex at night because you are too tired, “…may not just be an excuse.”

Women as it turns out have a sleep cycle that signals their body that it is time for bed (for sleep) a good hour earlier than in men. Therefore, feigning off sex from your partner at night may be more of a biological issue than an emotional one.

One solution offered by the director of female sexual medicine at the Academic Urology’s Center for Pelvic Medicine in Rosemont, PA is if you find it difficult to have satisfying sex at night because you feel too tired to enjoy it, set your clock to wake you up a little earlier in the morning. However, if that is not possible, then make the effort to sneak in some spontaneous daytime sex while the kids are at school, during their nap or during their TV time.

OZ Sex Tip #4: Sex after coffee

While hormonal research has determined when women are most likely to want to have sex, having a cup of coffee can be all that is needed to get someone in the mood. Writer Dana Hudepohl tells Oz readers that studies have shown that when a woman’s “fight or flight” behavioral stimulus is triggered either with a heart-pumping scary movie or exercise, that it is also priming the body for sexual arousal.

Caffeine may make a woman feel hotter from the increased heart rate, increased blood pressure and increased blood flow to the genitals that caffeine provides. Furthermore, animal studies demonstrated that giving caffeine to female rats may increase sexual desire as the caffeinated female rats apparently sought out males for some increased copulatory activity.

The tip here is to be sure to time your coffee with your aspirations. Caffeine takes about 15 minutes to kick in, and wears off within 2-3 hours. But don’t overdo the caffeine as too much can suppress your libido as well.

For more details about the 4 tips, check out the March/April issue of Dr. Oz: The Good Life magazine to discover how your good health depends on your having good sex.